Subatomic Particles, chemistry homework help

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1.) Fill in the blanks with the appropriate charge corresponding to the given situation:

You must include the charge for the answer to be correct!  Enter the number first, followed by the charge.

Lost five electrons:
Gained two electrons:
Lost three electrons:
Gained four electrons:

2.) Enter the correct number of electrons in the corresponding blanks:

IonNumber of electrons
Al3+
Fe3+
Mg2+
Sn2+
Co2+
Co3+
Li+
Cr3+
Rb+
Pt2+

3.)Enter the correct number of protons and electrons in the corresponding blanks:

IonNumber of protonsNumber of electrons
Co2+
Co3+
Cl-
K+
S2-
Sr2+
Al3+
P3-
H+
Ce3+

4.)

For each of the following Atomic Numbers, enter the correct corresponding element symbol and charge:

Capitalization counts!  The element symbol is case sensitive.

You must include the + or - sign for your charge to be counted correct.

Atomic NumberElement SymbolIon Charge
11
53
38
55
88
9
13
33
12
20

When asked to enter the charge of the ion, you must enter the number along with the + or - for your answer to counted correct.  Just entering a + or - with no number implies a charge of 1+ or 1-.  So, if you end up with two more protons than electrons, you must enter the value as 2+ (or +2; I have set up the assignment to accept either ).


5.)

Enter the correct number of protons, neutrons, and electrons for the given ion:

 IonProtonsNeutronsElectrons
Ni2+-59
Zr4+-91
Se2--79
Mg2+-24
Ag+-108
Po4+-209
Ta5+-181
Ga3+-70
Zn2+-66
Os8+-190

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